A gas at a volume of V0 in a container at pressure P0 is ...
A gas at a volume of V0 in a container at pressure P0 is compressed to one-fifth of its volume. What will be its pressure if the magnitude of its original temperature T is constant?
P0/5
4P0/5
P0
5P0
Correct answer is D
At constant T, P1 V1 = P2 V2.
Let P1 = P0 and V1 = V0, then solve accordingly.
As pressure is varies inversely as volume according to:
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